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    Possible Wire Covering?

    So I was just brain-storming and I came across the idea of Saran-wrap across the top of the wire, would that work at all, would it be harmful to the BP?
    Any ideas?

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    Re: Possible Wire Covering?

    Saran wrap over what wire??

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    Re: Possible Wire Covering?

    wires for flexwatt? if so, i wouldn't the connections could get hot and melt the plastic wrap.

    i can't really think of any other wires...
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    Re: Possible Wire Covering?

    Haha, sorry I shoulda been more specific, over a wiring covering to a terrarium.

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    Re: Possible Wire Covering?

    Oh...you mean like around/over the screen lid to hold in humidity? Yes, that's fine. One of the many options people try.
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    Re: Possible Wire Covering?

    Yes, exactly!
    Just was wondering if it would have any ill effects toward the BP.

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    Re: Possible Wire Covering?

    Quote Originally Posted by Lucryth
    Yes, exactly!
    Just was wondering if it would have any ill effects toward the BP.
    No ill effects. Just be sure to leave some part of the screen open (a couple inches on each end should suffice) so there is adequate ventilation. Closing the screen off entirely would cause problems, regardless of what material was used.
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    Re: Possible Wire Covering?

    using tin foil will help with heat 2!!!
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    Re: Possible Wire Covering?

    Heat isn't my problem. Thats a good 90-92.
    Just humidity I'm trying to raise a bit.
    Even then I'm nervous about trying this.

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    Re: Possible Wire Covering?

    Why are you nervous? I've covered my entire top screen lid with three layers of tin foil and two of duct tape. I left a small 4x4 square for my lamp and voila, temperature and humidity are in check.

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